Property of Mongrel

Mongrel
My childhood was a good one, up until the night my parents were killed, leaving me and my four younger siblings at the mercy of our family. My paternal grandfather showed his true colors, and despite my grandma’s best efforts, the five of us were eventually sent to foster care, but not to the same home. After aging out, I found myself at loose ends, but eventually, I found the Kings of Anarchy and began prospecting for them.
Being a prospect wasn’t always easy, but I had found something that was lacking in my life since my parents died—a sense of family and peace. Finally getting patched in helped me realize one of my dreams; to be part of something once again instead of hanging on the outside looking in.
I longed for what my brothers had with their ol’ ladies, but the words my grandfather said years ago made me think that it wouldn’t be possible. So, I focus on helping in the various businesses, keeping an eye on Gretchen, who I’ve got a soft spot for, and being the best brother I know how to be.
Until I meet her. Then all bets are off. She doesn’t care about my mixed heritage, or the fact that I still haven’t found my siblings. She just wants me.
With the leader of the abduction ring still out there, danger continues to loom, at least for the women, and I vow that I’ll do whatever it takes to keep them safe.

Addison
I consider myself a well-rounded, independent woman, but there have been times when I wished for someone who could bear some of the overwhelming load I always carry. The day that Cameron walks into my office to start his physical therapy, I realize that he’s the missing piece I’ve been searching for.
His walls are thick, however, and it finally dawns on me that he doesn’t think he’s worthy of being loved. With that in mind, I vow that with my persistence he’s going to know that my feelings are true and legitimate. I just have no idea what it’s going to take to smash those bricks once and for all.
But patience and time are my friends, and once he’s no longer my patient, we begin dating. Finally finding someone who puts up with my idiosyncrasies was something I never thought would happen, but he does, and that goes a long way to healing my inner child’s heart.

*Suitable for ages 18+ due to adult language and situations*